I understand those scope are not made anymore. Where did you got yours from and for how much? Thanks.
I understand those scope are not made anymore. Where did you got yours from and for how much? Thanks.
Yeah on second thoughts, don't think I can get that past the Mrs. Got a bit of a surprise when I saw the price tag
Chris, interested to hear what the theme is you are building to ?
Maybe start another thread
Are you sticking to bolt action military sniper rifles of the 1960's, or will you be looking at m21 / m25 in future ?
m67 should be interesting as well.
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As I said at the start its a M40A1 build , sort of , the scope is always un-available , USO has made 5-6 last runs of this scope in the last decade , you need to watch snipers hide for when they are making the next run , they are usually around 2.8 k USD , get in touch with USO , as I think they had 1 or 2 left ? . if not you need to wait till the next batch .
As to scope mounts either USO or a another custom maker , go to sniperhide for info , as they have a sticky thread , just on M40 builds etc .
The stock needs to be the smooth finished one , ie no texture & the forest camo .
Just need a M700 donot action now .
Cheers Chris
The scope is all steel , and weighs 2.5 lbs , the cam is accurate for the 308 , 175gr at 2600 fps , BUT what makes it MORE usable than most BDC cams , is the bottom fine tune lever , which adds or subtracts 3 moa , in 1/2 moa clicks , this is under the large Elevation knob .
Nice bit of Kauri
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yeap , Its a good chopping board
Did the USMC use suppressors on M40A1's?
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If you can, get your suppressor with a m18x1 thread or something similar instead of the ridiculously small 1/2x20.
Yeap ,
Way ahead of you , and yes , when I have a lot of metal , ie thick barrel , its getting a decent thread size , & I look at 3/4 inche , 18x1mm Sako , & 18x1,5mm AI , and if smaller barrel then 5/8 etc .
Yes the USMC did have a couple M40A1s threaded to use a suppressor , on the current M40 they are all set up to use Surefire cans .
Good man :-)
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